Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-16

junction and have had considerable ex.
p%erienee in the business. They shouic
be encouraged.
Nj. ". Foley has again entered the
ranks of the army Of 'tdrummers,' as {
representative OF F. Westhemisr 4 Sons
Wholesale liquor dealers OF st JOSEPH
Missouri.
A planning mill and saeh, blind and
door factory would make q mint OF
money in Yankton. The attention oil
some practical energetic man is invited
to this subject.
When the Cedar street main is com.
plete between Second and Third streets
which will be the case during the com
ing week, John T. Coxhead Will put a
Tuerk motor into his art furniture fac-
tory and largely increase his facilities.
The courts OF the lawn tennis club
were occupied yesterday afternoon by
Messrs Templeton and Sharp. Scougal
aud Filler, the first two named playing
against the last two. The game was very
interesting and was viewed by a number
of lady and gentlemen admirers Of the
game of tennis.
On the 9th, 2Sth, 29th and Both days
of this month a special train will leave
Yankron on the Milwaukee for Mitchell
at $40 g. m. and returning will reach
Yankton at about nine O'Clock. This
arrangement is made to allow Yankton
people to visit the territorial fair, and
get back to their own firsside the same
day.
Among the manufacturing enterprises
of Yankton which has attracted but
little notice and yet deserves wide re-
cegnition is the sheet metal works OF
Dudley, Richey & Gross, on Cedar at.
This institution must grow to be an i'm.
portant industrial feature of this city
because its manufactured goods are
used every where and command q ready
sale.
r. I'll. Rochester, treasurer OF the
Western Union telegraph company, Of
OF New York City was in Yapkton to-day
looking the CITY over. 1t is surmised
that his visit was made with the view OF
investing. He was accompanied by
other knickerbookers, and the party were
all eagerly seeking prices of real estate
IN town and country. They took . very
early morning walk to the artesisn well
and other points Of interest, and left for
Chamberlain on the noon train.
Martin & Anderson began to-day pre-
parations for putting in the turbine
water wheel for the pressed brick COM
pany and the wheel will probably be
set in motion onWednesday of next week.
The water from the we'll will first enter
an iron reservoir OF sufficient sizs to
allow for the settling of all stones and
dirt, and at the came time to not stop the
force OF the water. From tho reservoir
the water will be conducted to the wheel
which will be placed about forty feet
below the reservoir. Thirty horse power
lie guaranteed by the manufacturers OF
the wheel, if oil the paraphernnlia is
properly adjusted.
Time, in working changes upon the
face OF the earth, has mot forgotten
Smutty Bear bottom, and visitors to
that locality any OF these days will find
hasd work to recognize any Of the form
or land marks. The az OF the woodman
hes for three years past played havoc
with cottonwood giants which were
numerous there q half dozen years ago
and thousands of the smaller trees and
shrubs have been taken, roots and all
and placed in the gardens and on the
streets OF Yapkton. At one time on the
bottom there ives o small but decidedly
pleasant picnic ground, but now that
has disappeared and in its place are
heaps of chips aud branches from the
fsllen trees. Two barb wire fences pre-
vent free passage through the bottom,
and the recent rains have made the
roads Almost impassabls.
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